Mets' Offense Surges, Injuries Persist

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is New York Met's News Today, where Teen Coverage meets AI. The mess just dominated the Nationals 8-0. Exploding for 7 runs in the 4th inning, the biggest outburst they've had all season. Most of their offense came right there, showing some life after a rough stretch. Injury hits keep coming though. Kodai Shinga landed on the 15-day injured list with Lumbar spine inflammation, getting an epidural and sitting out throwing for 7-10 days. Christian Scott's back up from the miners to take his rotation spot, facing the Angels Friday night. Juan Soto's dealing with forearm tightness but an MRI came back clean, so he's sticking at designated hitter. Over in the National League East, the Phillies shook things up by firing manager Rob Thompson and handing the job to Don Mattingley as interim. They celebrate it with a 7-0 win over the Giants in his debut, thanks to Tria Turner's 4 for 5-9. The meds firing Carlos Mendoza midsies and might not spark much, looking at past changes

1:02like that. The braves took down the Tigers 5-2, behind Martin Perez's strong 5 innings. Marlins edged the Dodgers 2-1 with Giants in Junk's 6-Shadow frames. Giancarlo Stanton's back on the injured list with a calf strain, while Peter Lonzo crushed a 2-run homer in his team's win. As these teams grime through injuries and shakeups, keep an eye on how the meds bats hold up next could be the turning point they need.